Tain Lee’s Remarkable Comeback at Q-School After Injury Setback

After successfully moving through the second stage of PGA Tour Q-School in Savannah, Georgia, Tain Lee made a celebratory visit to TPC Sawgrass.

Lee explored the Dye’s Valley Course, one of the two host layouts for the forthcoming final stage, and received a tour of the facilities. He was particularly impressed when he was taken to a cafeteria and offered breakfast sandwiches, feeling welcomed as a true member.

Qualifying for the final stage not only secures Lee’s conditional Korn Ferry Tour status but also gives him a chance to earn a PGA Tour card, with the top five finishers and ties at the December event being rewarded with this prestigious prize.

For 33-year-old Tain Lee, this is a significant opportunity after an injury-riddled season, having spent years practicing at a public range. Throughout the decade, Lee has worked hard on the developmental tours, overcoming setbacks such as developing a disc issue in his neck and a serious injury that forced him to miss many tournaments. Despite struggling with self-belief, his family’s support and remembering his past successes have helped him push through.

Returning from injury and participating in the Q-School, Lee’s tenacity and moments of brilliance on the golf course have reaffirmed his determination to succeed. His triumphs in tight situations have validated his skill and instilled a desire to continually prove himself.

After achieving a dramatic qualification for the final stage, Lee is now aiming to secure his PGA Tour card, realizing his potential and striving to make the most of this opportunity.